A Lost Notebook is an architectural look at growth, loneliness, and the hard work of rebuilding one's sense of self. This collection shows the structural collapse of the old and the slow building of the new by presenting them as a series of raw transcriptions.
Moving through three distinct phases—New Beginnings, Changes, and Revelations—the book serves as a creative retrospective of a formative year. Within these pages, the "Lost Notebook" becomes a sanctuary where routines crumble and silence speaks. From the sharp sting of early regrets to the quiet clarity found among life’s "rubble and dust," these poems offer an honest, minimalist look at the modern experience.
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R. Sreethan
Based in Guntur, R. Sreethan is a writer focused on the architectural intersection of complex storytelling and raw emotion. Forgoing flattery for structural honesty, his work utilizes a highly stylized aesthetic to navigate intense personal and observational landscapes.
Through vivid imagery and a "transcription" style of prose, Sreethan captures the unvarnished reality of growth and isolation. A Lost Notebook is his debut collection, marking a creative retrospective of a year defined by both collapse and rebuilding.
